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work colleagues, who too have an interest to protect, or their own family members and friends etc. - who
all chirp from the same Masonic song sheet, and come out with the same old shit, like; ―Their worth every
penny, - their weight in gold, - if we don‘t pay them these levels of pay, we‘re lose them to other industries,
or we‘re have a brain drain‖. Well nothing personal, because there are thousands of these lot, but just
stand back and take a long hard look at those in their so called worthy positions of power and asked
yourself, are these people such as Prentis, Cockburn and Crow, or Cameron, Clegg and Milliband, or Fred
the Shred-Fred Goodwin, Sean Fitzpatrick, Irelands most toxic banker, or the Bank of England‘s Mervin
King with a pension pot of £1.4m, doing anything with that such difficulty, or what requires that amount of
skill that it would be impossible to cope without them? And if it did, then how come most of them are so
bad at their jobs anyway, that their normally got to be pushed with a golden handshake, before they‘re
prepared to jump for being caught out doing such a dreadful job at any rate.
There are thousands of equally or in fact more capable and competent worthy people who could easily
fill anyone of their shoes if they were to decide and leave for the moon tomorrow, as they‘d simply be
replaced like they would do if they had pegged it. And more importantly you have to ask yourself, are any
single one of these people worth paying five or ten times more than what a nurse, miner, dustman or that of
what you earn for a living?
Nothing has really changed, as the rich are getting richer, our politician‘s greedier, union leaders far too
complacent, whilst the poor are poorer and the working classes are still being shat upon from a very great
height. We need ―radical change‖, those at the top need to have their earnings reduced and many civil
servants dismissed. The massive available monetary wealth remaining should be distributed fairly by
paying the working classes a decent living wage. – And as I‘ve said, there needs to be stringent regulations
and the introduction of new criminal laws that cover any present loopholes.
In the March 2011 budget, and in a sly move to make it appear ―we‘re all in this [shit] together‖ and
those with the broadest shoulders, financially at least, should bear the greatest burden, the Chancellor
announced a crackdown on tax loopholes. This includes avoidance of stamp duty on the most expensive
properties [which will raise peanuts]. Will impose a tax levy on those who own privet jetliners, which
must all of 20 or so people, so again, it‘s just a ‗sound-bite‘. Okay fair enough, there will be some
tightening of the capital gains tax rules, and the practice which sees some highly paid employees offered
interest-free loans from their companies in exchange for taxable earnings will be stopped, - and that it‘s
rumoured due to these kinds of changes, it could generate a extra £1 billon for the government‘s coffers.
Yet hearing Osborne‘s speech, he made it sound as if he was going after all those crooked individuals and
companies who pay a pittance in corporate tax and use many other loopholes, thus losing the British
taxpayer and treasury in excess of five of six billion‘s pounds a year, though he didn‘t say this and isn‘t
doing so, - as after all he doesn‘t want bite the hand that wipes his...
Yet these aren‘t just the kinds of loopholes that‘s needed, we need to clampdown on all the corruption
that‘s going on, - so for instance, if an MP is caught claiming for a mortgage that doesn‘t exist or any other
fraudulent crime, they would be charged and sent to prison twice as long as a layman, as they should be
aware of stealing from the public purse should be as serious as that of murder.
We need to make such strict laws, that anyone in their privileged public positions of power would think
long and hard before sticking their already grubby little noses deeper into the trough, knowing that the
repercussions would be so severe, they wouldn‘t dare to.
[We need to know who is and isn‘t a Freemason, and if they are, then they can‘t hold any public
position or office and especially in the government, including civil servants, the judiciary, coroner‘s office,
police and army].
As they should learn to happily live on their current annual salary of £65,738, and in addition to
receiving generous allowances to cover the costs of running an office and employing staff, [the mistress,
wife or hubby], and having somewhere to live in London as well as their constituency, which all in all
comes to around £250,000 pa, - and perhaps would start to take pride in their honoured positions and begin
to work harder for their fellow man and constituents, and who knows, maybe even begin to care about
them. Yet they‘re not, as their still on various boards as directors, getting back-hander‘s from lobbyist etc.,
and regularly receive ‗insider‘ information, which is on par as ‗insider-trading‘, as they know what
contracts and procurement deals etc. are going to be rewarded and to whom etc., so the house of crooks is
still what it is, - a cesspit of sleaze, bribery and corruption.
Just look at the layout and design of many of our towns and cities, whilst the ones, such as the
government town planners, architects, solicitors and those bankers who helped finance such projects to